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High risk for PE in double marker test

2023-04-25 09:45:40
Hi, My double marker tests resulted in high risk for PE, I am in 6th month now and pressure is always within a limit. Salt intake should be cut down or reduced to avoid it ? Took ecospirin 75mg till 5th month suggested by doc and since I went to my native for further checkups , taking ecospirin 150 as suggested by new doc
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Continue ecosprin 150 mg and regular follow up with measurement of BP

Answered2023-04-25 11:47:54

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Connect please

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yes you need to start ecospirin and maintain BP chart at home also, its high risk pregnancy

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Avoid added salt No need fr salt restriction Continue ecospirin till 34 weeks

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